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  1. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    suma ameen :)
  2. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    in todays paper 22 The question about infectiones diseases, i think that they asked us about the bacteria of Measles, im not sure, doubtful of my memory, did anyone know the answer to that Question?
  3. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    hahah it's fine!! the paper is over for now!!! and i think i kind of get it ~_~
  4. sidbloom1995

    islamiat and pak studies guess here

    thank you!! i really apreciate it!! may Allah accept your prayers and reward you and the sir who made these!!! JazakAllah :):):):LOL:
  5. sidbloom1995

    preparing for exams in 4 DAYS!!

    preparing for exams in 4 DAYS!!
  6. sidbloom1995

    O'level to be replaced?

    by what? i think that we need a new system for A level more then O level
  7. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    the ventrical systole starts 0.1 s after atrial systole and last for 0.3 s i want to know the timing for atrial systole and the ventrical distole! does anyone know? if so then please help me out
  8. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    yah but that's the thing i dont get!!! can u post a drawn pic of it?
  9. sidbloom1995

    A level Biology: Post your doubts here!

    can anyone show me how to draw the graph for this question? i did draw one but im not sure that my answer is correct it's from mj 06 p2
  10. sidbloom1995

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    M/J 2012 v.11 Q9. they said that the total no. of moles are (2 + x) that means that Q is 2 moles at dynamic equilibrium, the rate of forward reaction is equal to the rate of backwards reaction so the no. of moles of P will not change! thus the answer will be B because it has the same no. of...
  11. sidbloom1995

    English second language Speaking!!

    there was a new topic in today's exam it was memories!
  12. sidbloom1995

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    O/N 2011 v.12 Q9. im sorry i cant explain this one O/N 2011 v.11 Q21. Cl is easily separated from C compared to F so the molecule with more Cl and less F will cause most harm to the Ozone layer Q29. answer is D check the pic for explanation Q27. answer is D it's easier for Cl to attach to...
  13. sidbloom1995

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    Q28. the general equation for empirical formula (e.f) and molecular formula (m.f) is (m.f) = n(e.f) where n is a whole number we have the emperical formula of our acid formed as C4H8O2 form this we can tell the minimum number of O can be only one and that will only be if we divide it by 2 so...
  14. sidbloom1995

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    m/j 2011 v.12 Q12 answer is C check the pics for explanation Q 24 answer is C the answer is in pics
  15. sidbloom1995

    English second language Speaking!!

    thank you very much much appreciated ^_^
  16. sidbloom1995

    0510 IGCSE English as a Second Language (Alison Digger) Book

    thanks :)
  17. sidbloom1995

    0510 IGCSE English as a Second Language (Alison Digger) Book

    does anyone know the topics for english speaking for 2014?
  18. sidbloom1995

    English second language Speaking!!

    does anyone know the topic for this year? may june 2014
  19. sidbloom1995

    English second language Speaking!!

    you are given papers in front of you you chose one and the topic that you get in that paper will be your topic!! sort of like a lucky draw slip :P
  20. sidbloom1995

    Chemistry: Post your doubts here!

    i also used the same procedure! but since it was asked, i cant help but think that there might be something more to the question??!! so i want to verify my answer!
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